Bako National Park is Sarawak’s oldest national park, established in 1957, and is located just 37km from Kuching. Despite its small size, it is famous for its incredible biodiversity — from rare proboscis monkeys and bearded pigs to pitcher plants and mangrove ecosystems. The park features dramatic coastal cliffs, secluded beaches, and a network of jungle trails that suit both casual walkers and seasoned hikers. With its mix of wildlife, unique vegetation, and stunning landscapes, Bako offers a compact yet unforgettable Sarawak nature experience.
🌿 Oldest national park in Sarawak (established in 1957).
🐒 Home to rare wildlife such as proboscis monkeys, silvered langurs, and bearded pigs.
🌱 Rich plant life including pitcher plants and mangrove ecosystems.
🏞️ Features dramatic sea cliffs, sea stacks, and secluded beaches.
🚶 Offers a variety of jungle trails for both casual walks and challenging treks.
📍 Located just 37km from Kuching — accessible by boat.
